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High Dot - Lava Grey Leather, ChromeMeet an Arne Jacobsen favourite in the shape of a sophisticated counter stool. The Danish designer and architect Arne Jacobsen first introduced the three legged Dot stool back in the 1950s alongside his first stacking chair the Ant. Dot as a three legged counter stool is perfect for a spacious open kitchen or the standing desk at home. The High Dot is now available with chrome base and a luxurious leather seat

The exterior body can be covered with cowhide 95

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